Pictures with Tamron 150-600mm – part 3
The expression on this Gibbon’s face says it all. He is so bored. I wanted to make it in sepia to show more loneliness. I kept little color in the picture to give it little effect. The photo was taken through a window but with the Tamron 150-600mm it luckily did not give any reflections or disturbance in the photo. This picture is taken at a focal length of 552mm, f10 and exposure time of 1/60 sec and I used a Canon 70D.
This yellow gibbon is showing off his skill when he is easily and gracefully balancing on a rope. So human like moves. This picture is taken at a focal length of 329 mm, it was raining and the light was not the best. It was cloudy and gloomy. Thanks to his yellowish fur the Gibbon brightens up the picture. Even is this picture I was using Canon 70D, a great camera for wildlife photography.
If you have any questions about the Tamron 150-600mm just let me know and I will answer your questions.
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Posted on July 15, 2014, in Photos, Tamron 150-600mm and tagged 150-600mm, 70D, animal, ape, bored, Canon, emotion, expression, focal length, fur, gibbon, lonely, monkey, photo, picture, sad, sepia, Tamron, wildlife, yellow. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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you captured wonderful expression with the orangutans… the gibon face almost breaks my heart… i wonder what country do you live, you have alot of great wildlife there
In Sweden. 🙂